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You already learnt some food vocabulary in:
· Básico 1: Unit 9A - food
· Básico 1: Unit 9B - food containers
· Básico 1: Unit 9Practical English - At a Restaurant

apple	candy	corn	hamburger	onion	sausage
banana	carrot	cucumber	juice	orange	tea
broccoli	chicken	eggplant	lettuce	potato	tomato
cake	cookies	grapes	milk	rice	watermelon

a pineapple	a kiwi	a lemon	cherries
grapes	bananas	an apple	a grapefruit
blueberries	a pear	a watermelon	plums
a strawberry	an orange	a peach

· meat:

· water

still mineral water (agua mineral sin gas)
sparking mineral water (agua mineral con gas)

Other food:

baked potato		chips (Br.) / (french) fries (Am. Eng.)

squash (calabacín, calabacita) marrow (calabacín)		quince = membrillo

Activities:




Food

• Junk Food (A Listening).
• A Traditional English Breakfast. Listening.

MEALS VOCABULARY:

RESTAURANT VOCABULARY:

· Dialogues At a Restaurant

Do the quiz:




At the Restaurant

• Restaurant Vocabulary (some useful vocabulary)
• Ordering Breakfast (listening)
• Ordering Lunch & Dinner (listening)
• Eating Out (listening)

GOING FOR LUNCH:

AT A BAR:





Remember, you can say:

I would like ...	=	I will have ..., please.
(I'd like ...)		(I'll have ..., please.)

You may use these sentences (they are not in order):

WAITER

Welcome to Amando's. My name is Tom.

Can I get you something to drink?

I'll be right back with your drink.

Are you ready to order?

Do you need a little time to decide?

Let me tell you about our specials today. We have roasted chicken with a side of mashed sweet potatoes and sauteed spinach.

That comes with either fries or a baked potato. Which would you prefer?

Would you like fries with that, or a baked potato?

Sure. / Of course. / Certainly.

Can I get you anything else?

Enjoy your meal, sir.

How was everything?

You may practise your own dialogue using these ideas:






Remember, besides the vocabulary, try to include all the verb tenses and other grammar you have learnt in the dialogues you practise (look at these examples):

Present Simple	Are you ready to order?
Present Continuous	The cook is working on a new dish right now.
Past Simple	I ordered a tomato soup before, not an omellete.
Past Continuous	I was eating my soup when I found a fly.
Time Sequencers and Connectors	I was eating my soup when I found a fly.
Be going to (plans and predictions)	It's very dark today. It is going to rain.
Present Continuous (future arrangements)	I hope it doesn't rain today, I'm riding my bike to go back home.
Defining Relative Clauses	The waiter who lost your reservation will come to apologize.

Do the quiz:




Do the quiz:




Do the quiz:




Cutlery language:







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